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Rotterdam: the best city for skateboarding in The Netherlands.

by Positive MagazinePhotographyMarch 11, 2017March 18, 2017

[dropcap type=”4″]D[/dropcap]e Maasstad, Roffa or 010, whatever you want to call Rotterdam, it’s definitely the best city for skateboarding in The Netherlands. Since I moved to the Netherlands, two years…

Young Skaters in Rome’s suburbs

by Positive MagazinePhotographyDecember 31, 2016July 7, 2019

Positive Magazine has a lot of friends around Rome. We have been few times here to document the skaters life around the city, in particular in the past when they…

Young Skin: skaters at Lido di Venezia, Italy

by Positive MagazinePhotographyDecember 19, 2016

In the same places where the Venice Film Festival comes to life at the end of the summer, a group of teenage skaters and bikers gathers everyday after school. They…

FARMER: SKATEBOARDING SUBCULTURE

by Positive MagazinePhotographyMay 30, 2016

Farmer is a body of work that Photographer Jack Clark has currently been exploring based on the skateboarding subculture. Significantly revolved around one subject, he aims to capture not only…

The Spots: where to skate in Rome

by Positive MagazineCultureMay 9, 2016May 9, 2016

Few friends from outside Italy asked me about skate in Rome, Italy. In the last 2 years we have been documenting in the Italian Capital the “World Skate day”. This…

Atypical new collection: Myth Capsule

by Tobia PiattoDesignApril 15, 2014May 10, 2014

Here is the new Atypical skateboards collection, called Myth Capsule Collection, made in collaboration with the graphic and design studio Say What - Paris-. "SURF THE CITY"   "GEA"  ...

Skater.

by Positive MagazinePhotographyAugust 23, 2013May 10, 2014

Tania Innocenti was born in 1979 in Empoli. She studied Cinema at the University of Florence and for a strong curiosity, she studied Italian sign language.

Skateparks around the world

by Positive MagazineCultureApril 16, 2013April 7, 2019

Stockwell Skatepark, Brixton London UK – Photos by Tobia Piatto

enrico rizzato: skateboarding photo-review

by Tobia PiattoPhotographyMarch 6, 2013March 24, 2016

Enrico Rizzato started to do photography about everyday life in 2000. From 2001, alongside the skateboarding culture, he researched the “Non-places” of the city. Then in 2007, he started a collaboration with 6:00 am, an Italian skateboarding printed magazine. Furthermore, he also studies at the Bauer Institute in Milan, as an assistant photographer.

Skateboarding perspective by Ricardo Muñoz Carter

by Tobia PiattoPhotographyJune 20, 2012December 5, 2018

Ricardo Muñoz Carter is a 21 years old photographer based in a small town near Barcelona.